On the Boards

James M. Matour

has been named to the board of

Philly Pops

, a nonprofit Philadelphia orchestra. He is a shareholder at Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller and chair of the firm's Bankruptcy group.

The National Association of Corporate Directors Philadelphia Chapter named the following board members:

Pamela Godwin, president of Change Partners Inc.

Archie van Beuren, retired chief customer officer at Campbell Soup Co.

Ted Peters, chairman and chief executive officer of Bryn Mawr Trust Co. and Bryn Mawr Bank Corp.

Steve Zarrilli, chief financial officer at Safeguard Scientifics Inc.

The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College named Michael E. Scullin a trustee. He is the honorary consul of France in Philadelphia and counsel to the law firm McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter.

Jennifer J. Riley, an associate attorney with the Lansdale law firm Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford P.C., was appointed to the Executive Council of the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Commission on Women in the Profession and will be co-chair of the Mentoring Committee.

Juvenile Law Center, a Philadelphia nonprofit public-interest law firm, elected Susan Jin Davis to its board. She is vice president of strategic partnerships, communications and data services at Comcast Corp.

Shelley Potente, senior vice president and managing director, client services of the Leader's Edge/Leaders By Design, joined the Women's Resource Center of Wayne board.

The Delaware County Community Foundation, a nonprofit foundation in Media that promotes philanthropy, named Leo A. Hackett and Marc Simmons to its board. Hackett is a former deputy attorney general for Pennsylvania and president of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association Solicitors Association. Simmons is a tax director with Elko & Associates Ltd. in Media.

The Woodlynde School, a college-prep school in Wayne that serves students with diverse learning styles, named the following officers to its board:

John Schmitz, formerly senior vice president of finance for Enterprise Rent-a-Car, is treasurer.

Carol Udvarhelyi, former buyer and merchandising manager for Child World Corp. and Target Corp., is secretary.

Maryann O'Conor, a former Woodlynde parent and cosmetics manager for the Drug Channel at Procter & Gamble, is chair-elect.

Board members include:

Leslie Bowes, executive director of the Radnor Conservancy in Wayne.

Jean Earhart, a volunteer at the school.

Theodore Torphy, vice president and global head of external innovation and business models for CREATe within Johnson & Johnson's Pharmaceuticals Group.

Steven Gable was named chair of the board of Federation Early Learning Services. He is vice president of Sidney E. Gable Associates Inc.

Anthony B. Creamer 3d, head of the Philadelphia office of Navigant Consulting Inc., was elected to the board of the American Composers Orchestra.

Flaster/Greenberg PC shareholder Abbe F. Fletman was re-elected as one of four vice chairs of the Albert Einstein Healthcare Network board of trustees. She also is chair of the Quality Assessment and Improvement Committee, a member of the board of trustees of Einstein Medical Center, and a member of the board of trustees of Belmont Center for Comprehensive Treatment. Fletman is a member of the Intellectual Property and Litigation Departments and co-chair of the Government Relations Practice Group at Flaster/Greenberg.

John Ehinger and Will Whetzel were appointed to the state board of the Nature Conservancy, the nonprofit conservation organization. Ehinger is CEO of CardioReady, Conshohocken. Whetzel is an investment adviser with Philadelphia-based Mitchell Sinkler & Starr.

- Mike Zebe